Badlands Bob #61228

suppressor....silencer magazine...clip I use them interchangeably, but I'm a barbarian, so what do I know.

The short barrel rifle will cost you a $200 tax stamp plus some paperwork. I don't think there's an exception for old guns, factory original or not. The good news is that the ATF seems to be fast tracking NFA paperwork right now. At least on suppressors.

I found out last year that white kitchen appliances don't cook good anymore. We had to upgrade to matching stainless steel appliances. Now they cook good but she hardly ever cooks anymore. Did you know that 25 year old kitchen appliances have $0 resale value? They all worked just fine. People won't even haul them off for free.

I had a batch of "bad primers" several years ago. I took several of bad rounds home and took them apart. The primers had already been fired. That means that my 650 almost punched the spent primer out, removing the firing pin dimple, and then reseated the the spent primer. I solved this problem by getting a Lee universal decrimping die. (About $20.00) Now I deprime all my cases before cleaning. That way, I know there are no spent primers in the cases. I have not had any "bad primers" since I started this procedure. Pull apart your bad round and see if the primer had been fired.

I personally can't understand why Israel has not purged their land of Palestinians. This has been going on 75 years.

About the only thing they haven't changed is the requirement for the 5 inch 1911 in 45 acp.

Lets do the math. It's $900 for a Lifetime membership and $69 annually. That means that if I pony up for the annual membership, it will take me over 13 years to break even. I think leaving the money in a money market account currently paying 5%, I will come out much better by continuing to pay annually. If the Lifetime membership was $500, it would be much more appealing. However, if you want to do it for the purpose of supporting SASS, then the monetary consideration is irrelevant.

Reloading was optional. The stage instructions did not specify that he had to reload so no spirit of the game earned.

Considering that there has been about 20% inflation over the past 3 years, everything seems very expensive.

Glad I could help.....I think. That extra pin material could come in handy. That pin is less than 1/16" and easy to damage when you whack it with a hammer.

This is what happens when you pick the wrong mushrooms....

I'd rather have a sword than a cable.

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Believe me, I have painted myself into that corner before. The way I handle split pistols as a double cocker is I will only cock the left pistol as I draw my pistols. Shoot the left pistol only. Then double cock, double cock. I should be finished with the 5 shot string and both hammers down. I get the single shot out of the way the 1st shot. Then at the 2nd position, I double cock, double cock and then it's just a single shot with the right pistol. After that last single shot, make sure you don't put a cocked pistol in your holster, even though it's empty. That's an expensive mistake you'll want to avoid. There is a special place in Hell waiting for people who write split pistol stages.

I've had that happen with Ebay and Amazon packages. For some reason, they show they are delivered but don't show up till the next day. Don't get too excited yet. Give it 48 hours. Then panic.